This article critically explores the structural and cultural exclusions faced by Black Muslim women (BMW) in higher education HE in the UK. It addresses the persistent elitism and growing awareness...

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Published in Human Rights Education Review (Vol. 9, No. 2, 2026)

Published in Human Rights Education Review (Vol. 9, No. 1, 2026)

This mixed-methods study examines barriers to realising the right to education among displaced Ukrainian university students under temporary protection in the European Union (EU), following Russia’...

2026 HRER webinars series 1 We are delighted to announce that our webinar series is recommencing March- June 2026 with series 2 planned for later in the year.   Register for the webinar below.…

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2026 HRER webinars series 1 We are delighted to announce that our webinar series is recommencing March- June 2026 with series 2 planned for later in the year.   Register for the webinar below.…

2026 HRER webinars series 1 We are delighted to announce that our webinar series is recommencing March- June 2026 with series 2 planned for later in the year.   Register for the webinar below.…

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2026 HRER webinars series 1 We are delighted to announce that our webinar series is recommencing March- June 2026 with series 2 planned for later in the year.   Register for the webinar below.…

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Sweden’s V-Dem Institute warns that the US is no longer a liberal democracy. And autocracy is creeping across Europe too, says writer Martin Gelin

2026 HRER webinars series 1 We are delighted to announce that our webinar series is recommencing March- June 2026 with series 2 planned for later in the year.   Register for the webinar below.…

2026 HRER webinars series 1 We are delighted to announce that our webinar series is recommencing March- June 2026 with series 2 planned for later in the year.   Register for the webinar below.…

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Published in Human Rights Education Review (Vol. 9, No. 1, 2026)

In October 2023, Israel invaded Gaza after an attack by Hamas, the repercussions of which reached classrooms across the world. This paper reports on a study conducted in May-July 2024 with secondar...

This is a documentary analysis of Tak Takut Kids Club (TTKC), a community space for children, exploring ways in which TTKC uses play to enhance children’s lives and improve their future life chance...

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Published in Human Rights Education Review (Ahead of Print, 2025)

Children’s human rights education in early childhood should be constructed in contextualised ways that respect traditional values, yet dominant Western-centred research often overlooks cultural syn...

As global challenges like climate change and social inequities intensify, inclusive, rights-based education is increasingly urgent. Human rights education (HRE) empowers youth to understand and adv...

Published in Human Rights Education Review (Vol. 8, No. 3, 2025)

Published in Human Rights Education Review (Vol. 8, No. 3, 2025)

This study employs critical discourse analysis to examine human rights discourses in grade 5 social studies textbooks across public and private schools in Pakistan, where nation-building, Islamic v...

Mae Jemison, Little People Big Dreams by Maria Isabel Sánchez Vegara and Janna Morton, tells the story of the first African American woman astronaut. In the novel Johnny Mad Dog by Emmanuel Dongala...

This study investigates how Chinese university English as a Foreign Language teachers conceptualise global citizenship in the context of global polycrisis and China’s rising international prominenc...

This article explores a Confucian perspective on human rights education (HRE) and global citizenship education (GCE). In dialogue with Western liberal and communitarian traditions of human rights a...

This article draws on ethnographic descriptions of Global Citizenship Education (GCE) and Human Rights Education (HRE) implicit teaching and learning practices on non-compulsory topical courses at ...

Special Issue 2027: Intercultural history, human rights, and citizenship education for inclusion in diverse societies Call for Papers: deadline for abstract submission – 6 January 2026&n…